New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-08


Mrs. F. Burg ST. went to st. Paul
yesterday morning.
Mr.. John Lind is in Mankalo attend.
ing the business mems convention.
New Ulm Lodge A. o. U. w. will
hold a basket picnic at Jaegersruh Sun.
day. Friends are invited.
Jerseys. Jerseys. Fine Goods trimmed
with beads. Will be sold at $500, worth
$500. F. Kuetzing, Meridian Block.
A stock of fine perfumes, new and
popular odors. Just received at OF
sens new drug store, Meridian Block.
Mr.. Chas. Silverson attended the bust.
ness mems convention at Mankato,
which convened Yesterday, as delegate
of the board of trade.
F. q. Whitney, night operator at the
depot, has gone on a two weeks visit to
his parents at Magnolia, Wis. On his
return he will take in the meeting of
the order Of railway telegraphers,
which convenes at Chicago June Is to
1S.
Little Jack Kettner, the well known
boot-black who lived in St. Peter has
been adopted by Mr.. Burbank, one of
St. Paul's millionaire clothiers. JOUR
NAL. Jack will be remembered by our
people as the wide-awake clerk of Wd.
Eibner two years ago.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday in the Cong. Church by appro-
pirate english services, morning and
evening. The evening service will be
concert in which the children of the
Sabbath School will have the principal
parts. All are invited. Seats free.
Programme of the fourteenth annual
meeting of Western. Conference of Con-
gregational Ministers. & Churches, be-
ginning at New Ulm next Tuesday June
14th:
TUESDAY.
1880 O'Clock, Devotional Service; s
Home Missions, Rev. j. H. Morley, st.
Paul.
WEDNEsDAY.-Morning.
900 o'clock, Devotional Service; $50
Organization; 1000 How may the Sun
day School be made more effective,
Supt. G. F. Bidwell, Tracy; l1:3O Ame-
rican Congregational Union, Rev. Alb.
Warren, Lake Benton.
..- Afternoon.
200, Fellowship meeting, Rev. E. c.
Sanders. Sleepy Eye; 500, Christian
Culture of Children. Rev. F. C. Emer.
son, Lake Benton; 400, Is the Vacation
Work of Students helpful to Christ's
Kingdom, Rev. g. H. Smith, Walnut
Grove.
Evening.
1880, Devotional Service; 500, Ser
mon Communion with God, and Com
munion Service. Rev. H. Bushnell,
Mankato.
THURSDAY. Morning.
900 o'clock, Devotional Service; $3.50
Family worship, Rev. E. G. Sanders,
Sleepy Eye; 1915, Rep. from Churches;
1l:OO, Fellowship meeting, Rev. F.
Preine, New Ulm.
Afternoon.
200, Unity of Gods Kingdom, Rev.
H. A. Bushnell, Mankato; 800, Is there
any ground on which the Licensed sale
OF intoxicating Liquors can be justified?
Rev. N. J. Graves. Marshall; 400, Wo-
mans Missionary Society.
Evening.-S:00 Social Gathering.
The conference meets in the Cong.
Church. All are cordially invited to
come in any time for J hour or more,
as convenience may dictate.
At the meeting of the board of trade,
held Friday evening, q committee Of
five were appointed to ascertain the
probable cost of bridge across the
Minnesota river. It was decided to ask
the city council to have the esurveyor
make an accurate survey of one or
more crossings and then secure esti-
mates from different bridge builders.
Better facilities for crossing the river
than the present pontoon brio ge should
be provided for and tat at the earliest
possible time. The cost of an iron
draw bridge across the river near the
present pontoon bridge would probably
not exceed $4,000. An ordinary iron
bridge could be built for $4,000. It is
necessary to provide a good and safe
means of crossing the river at all seasons
of the year if we do not care to lose the
trade tributary to US from the other
side Of the river. The loss caused to
the trade of the city on account of the
impossible condition of the DontoOn